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THE EVENING REPUBLICAN. COLUMBUS, INDIANA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1949. PAGE TWO .57 .57 July Tennessee has had two official state flowers. The legislature Faucett. Julia Fay Egan J.

A. Fellowcrafters, Inc Films, Inc First National Bank First Nat. Corp. Ins. "Wrecks Mosul Ewi Two 3Mare Arrests adopted the iris in 1933, but from 1919 to 1933 the passion flower, selected by vote of school children, was the state flower.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 29. IP Hogs 9,000, fairly active, barrows and gilts mostly steady; bulk good and choice 190-260 lbs. top 20-300 lbs.

few big weights; 165-190 lbs. Fish, Louise I Fish. Wells i Fivecoat. Chester EDINBURG JP COURT FILLED Flood of Traffic Violations Brings Arrests and Fines 1 to Drivers. 3,016.12 32.87 1.74 30.20 48.80u.o0 312.68 3.300.00 3.450.00 212.50 2.725.00 5.17 2.404.25 3.3U0.00 8.15 88.00 4,000.00 127.89 4.00 J.300.00 4.76 28.60 13.50 19.67 1.12 142.50 61.00 School Executive Science Research Assoc Scott.

Hafley Scott. Raymond Scott, Foresman Co Scott Sons O. M. Schuder. Ralph Schuette, Cornelia Sebastian, James Serv-Ice Coal Co.

Seward. Evelyn Sewards, Dorothy Sharp. Dora Edgar Sharp, Mrs. Edgar Shell Oil Co Stgmund-Ullman Div. Stmmen Hardware Co.

Simpson Outdoor Art Co. Singer Sewing Mach. Co. Slate Resurfacing Co. Smith.

Helen Smith. Hobart P. Smith, L. France. Smith'.

Serv. Station Smith Welding Equlpm't Snyder, Multon Southern Machine Co. FOR COMPLET If you have never worn clothes tailored for you personally by The Storra-Schaefer Co, you have mfssed something. We don't mean maybe. Our store Is headquarter for these fine clothes "made for you" as you like them.

Drop In at the first opportunity. Woman Motorist Loses Driver's License tor 1 Year, SATISFACTION- 6m Fleming, Thelma Flint Ink Howard Fodrea. Bessie Fodrea. Haxel Foley Mrg Co Folger, Carlos Folger, Edna Ford Fence Co Foreign Policy A.s'n. Foater.

Eusetta Foster, Euietta Foster Pattern Works Freeman Publishing Co. Freyn Inc Fyr-Fyter Sale. Serv. Garrett-Callahan Co. of 111.

Gaskill, Robert Gate. Shell Service EDINBURG, Aug. 30 Cases tried In local peace court over the weekend included that of Charles Ray Kemp of Rossville, charged Five motorists were arrested in the local are during the past 24 hours. Two were involved in accidents. CCfllSB 20.75; 100-160 lbs.

$15-17; sows firm, bulk good and choice 400 lbs. down choice lightweights 400-550 lba. big weights around 600 lbs. $14.50 i down. I Cattle 2,200.

calves '600, steer quality mostly medium and good, Jew choice; good light to medium i weight steers steady; two loads high good and low choice steers $28; light weights good steers and yearlings i $27 good short feds 25.75; two loads high good 860-lb. heifers good and choice 875-lb. heifers held around $27; common and medium yearlings and heifers $18-23; cows steady; medium and good common vealers slow) no trend established, mostly lower; good and choice common and medium $20-26. 49.47 I Transport'n Co. Two were charged with driving while under the influence of liquor, Lindsay's THE MAN'S STORE IN COLUMBUS Gates, Suzanne 4 50 98.02 319,14 30.95 47.50 273.25 S.

140.00 6.50 3.650.00 2.2S8.00 20.70 1,941.94 677.20 81.17 8.75 232.56 315.00 381.59 6.00 3.230.00 2,650.00 4,560.00 114.54 12.71 7.75 .64 6 64 803.00 487.35 6.00 29.78 77.83 368.00 19.25 230.49 3.91 25.73 391). en 99.58 20.00 1 Id. 1111 61.57 1.194. 3 9 2. On 1.699.42 419 57 79.

So 7.50 1.16 9.00 4 4S 93. 3n 125 mi 65. nl 119.i: 2X.ni 1.658.90 13. 8S 2.S7o.o.- 4 James D. 22, of Atter-bury Air base, waa arrested on a charge of failing 'to yield the right-of-way, following an accident in the city Monday afternoon which resulted in minor injury to Mrs.

Alma Walters of Route 7. Collins was ordered to appear in court on Sept. The 'accident occurred at Eighth and California streets and involved cars driven by Collins and Mrs. Walters. Each vehicle was damaged to the extent of about $100, police said.

Other Arrests, Joseph McCoy, 5119 Franklin street, was slated on a charge of operating a motor 1 vehicle while under the influence of liquor on Road 31, two miles south of Tay-lorsville, at 9:20 ojclock Monday night. ji He waived arraignment and pleaded innocent 'to the charge in circuit court todav through his attorney William H. ipobbins. Paul Christian was the arresting officer. Two other traffic arrests were made in the city Monday.

Police arrested Charles Mullis, 17, of 505 Smith street, on a charge of driving 'ithout an operator's license. A similar charge was fined against James Garrison, 17, of 203 Pence street. 9 1 ft one with failing to yield the right-of-way and two for driving without operator's licenses. Mrs. Velma R.

Powell. 51, of Dayton, was arrested at 8 o'clock Monday night following an accident on Road 9 north of Hope. She was charged with driving while intoxicated. According to the report of State Patrolmen Paul Christian and Fred McClain, Investigating officers, the car driven by Mrs. Powell sideswlped another vehicle causing minor damage.

$50 Fine Assessed. She appeared before John E. Summa, judge pro team, in circuit court this morning, pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined $50 and cost. The court ordered her driver's license suspended for one year. Spear, Clarence Spies, Edgar Stader.

Mrs. Carrie Standard Pup. Mach. Co. Standard Oil Co.

Standard Paper Co Standard Pool Clnr. Co. Stationers. Inc Stewarts, Inc Stllwell Drug Store Strategos, A. Co.

Sublette, Jean Sutclifle Inc Tanner, Bernice Tanner, Bernice Tanner, Bernice Tanner, Bernice Tanner Company Taylor Lum. Sup. -Co. Teaching Mat. Serv.

Co. Teague, Stanley Thoma. Electric Co Thompson. Amos Corp. Thurston, James A Tool.

Supplies, Inc. Treas. of the US Triangle Ink Co Trimp Supply Co TrueMooo, Dr. I E. Typographic Serv.

Co. Ulrica Chemical Co Univ. of Chicago 1'resi Utterback, George Vail. Carlos Van.Norman, Doris Versteeg, Cornelius Versteeg. Cornelius iayiora inc Genth, Noel Gllliland.

Clarence Glass. John M. Co Glldden Co Golden, Alma Good, Claude Cont. Hammett, J. L.

Harris. Emily J. Co Hawea, Earl Ins Harrison Motors, Inc. Morris, Headlee Heavern, Hazel Heckmain Bindery Heller Co Helman, Roger Helman. Mrs.

Roger Hennessey, Mrs. Dan Hertel, W. E. Ins. Agcy.

Hess Duplicator Co Heston and Anderson Hilger, The Jos. V. Co. Hill, Rex Hinkle Music House Hoeltke. Emmert E.

Agcy. Hofer. Mrs. John Hosrue. Holcomb.

J. I. Mfg. Co. Holliday.

W. J. Co. Holloway, Judith Hooten, Marjorle Houghton, Mifflin Co. Houk.

Melvln Hubbard, Evelyn Huffman, Mrs. S. Hull's Business Mach. Hunterman. Dorothy Mae NO MORE EAR BUTTON! Financial Statement 2,280.00 41.

35 4.430.0Q 361.08 62.47 11.00 2.960.00 1. 615.00 5.62 350. 00 41.22 S27.45 34.03 J.047.3'3 2,340.00 110.93 2.969.02 3,300.00 76.66 305.00 116.50 99.07 2.20 20.20 271.35 595.64 154.97 90.00 2114.00 M9.75 50 73.40 3,600.00 6.00 r'i no 2,647.63 59.50 32.65 4.30 1.907.10 1,881.7 397.65 13.10 340.00 538.16 283.06 7.00 the Following is a statement of receipts and expenditures of the Ischool City of Celumbus. Indiana $4.89 in for the year ending- July 31, 1949. RJOCEIPTS DIKING YEAR.

Special Fund $111,956.15 Tuition Fund 601.637.47 Bond Fund 11.241.79 Building Fund 199. 300.99 Income Tax Fund 8.708.60 Total IndebtednesK 65,000.00 There's nothing like Pittsburgh with failure to display two license plates. He was arrested by State policeman Otha Bishop and paid $9.50. Robert Haste of Trafalgar was charged by the same officer: with improper parking and paid a $9.50 fine. Clarence Ferguson, local police officer, arrested, Charles Hunt of Indianapolis and James Sexton of Franklin for public intoxication, for which each paid $11.15.

State policeman Forrest Brewer charged James S. Isbell of Chicago with speeding, which cost the violator $18.50. James Johns of Hope was charged with improper passing. His fine amounted to $9.50. A game law violation was charged against William Voris of Ernest Flshel, which cost him $23.50.

Prestella Moore of Indianapolis was charged with operating a motor vehice without a license, according to State police Arthur Worrick. The fine was $18.50. Officer Worrick also arrested William W. Roland for public Intoxication. His fine amounted to $9.50, including costs.

Walter Maddux of Indianapolis was arrested for permitting unlicensed person to drive. He was fined $9.50. Oliver Jackson of Indianapolis, charged with driving without a license, paid $18.50. Officer Joe Cisco of the State police force arrested Douglas Sanders of Trafalgar for having an unlawful muffler. He paid a $9.50 fine.

Charles Trappen charged William W. Roland of Middletown, with reckless driving. His fine was $9.50. Albert J. Betzner.

Indianapolis, charged with speeding, paid $9.50 after arrested by Jack Curry of the state police force. Other cases included Herbert Price, charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. He was fined $11.40. Clarence Ferguson made the arrest. William R.

Somes pleaded guilty when charged with having no valid license. It cost him $18.50. Robert Konkle of the state police force made the arrest. Inc. Victor Saw Works.

438th JLeaves After 2- Week Stay Mere Paint for outside protection and in-k; side cheerfulness. You'll sore money and worry by insisting on 77 oo Huntington Inc. 184:26 Uiv Kl" Vonnegut Hdw. Co. Vorwald.

Carl Walker, Benjamin Walker, Dean Walker. Richard H. hzn nn lmei. 'HO II Pittsburgh Paints. Come to us io( Co.

3,117 no BI all your nome painting nee as. Inc. Jim. Kiao tx i. i 111.

"9 :1 Supply Co Ind. Mtg. fee 17.35 Walker-Turner Div Wallace, J. 1 Co Warren Motion Pictures Webb. M's.

Merrill Webb. Merrill poo "og i Indiana Music Co. Attn Indiana News Co. U.O'J rr. mocmy 68.05 Ol.ni.

nil 194 15. "i 654.13 386.42 mi 62 5n 4 24 1 1111 1.58 17. no 4 250. no 117 624.35 41 5.59 1 ln.nT 331 r.i 12.50 15n. no 89.25 4.13Y47 1,155.00 50 90 66 00 4.080.38 17.45 Welch Mfg.

W. Wells. Clara Ins. Wendel Bros M. Agcy.

Co. West Disinfecting Westermeier Hdw. Co. 81.90 7U.15 21.58 I Indiana Oxygen Co Ind. State Chamber of Commerce Ind.

State Ed. -Agency for Surplus I'roperty Ind. surplus Prop. Fd. Ind.

State Industries Indiana Textile Co Ind. Town City School Administrate Ass'n. Indiana University Indiana University WENDEL'S, INC. For Free Estimate Dial 4429. 1416 Sycamore St.

MAJESTIC HEATERS WOOD AND COAL 35.00 S61.28 89.14 C4.3S 3.00 9.00 4.00 6.82 4.I4S.44 Western Newspaper Un'n Wetzel. Henry Whallev, Mrs. Vincent Wheeler Publishing Co. Whltehorn, Nettie Wilkerson, Jessie Mae 95.07 25.00 219.43 401 11 608.62 15.05 46.52 15.33 4.32 169.65 Williams' Radio Vrv. Ind.

Visual Aids Co. 1,380.64 W. Co. FREE Wilson Wilson Wilson No Cost or Obligation 49 19 Indpls. Belting Supply Inform; Classroom Pic.

R7 In't. for Research Intern! Textbook Co. Earl Earl Earl Wilson, Wilson. Irvine. Bill Ins.

Earl Earl Wilson Co. Wilson Mech. Inst. Co. 3,300.00 9.22 4,150.00 1,927.02 436.38 nnnn The 438th Troop Carrier Wing from Iowa and Nebraska wound up Its two-week trainjng period at Atterbury Air Force Base today and flew back to its headquarters at OfTutt Air.

Force Base, Omaha, Nebraska. Leaving in 16 C-46 Commandos and six T-ll trainers, the Wing was airlifted back to their home base with an expected arrival, time in Omaha about 4 p. m. After landing at Omaha, the men wijl be shuttled to various outlying cities near to their home. The 438th, commanded by Col.

Robert E. Flesher, built up an excellent training record while at the loaal base by airlifting the Ne? braskaAir National Guard from Oscoda, to Lincoln, Nebr. carrying 125 C.A.P. cadets from Rapid City, S. D.

and Oklahoma City to their homes in Denver and Omaha and staging a mass parachute drop at Camp Ky. Taking the place of the 438th will be the 440th Troop Carrier Wing from World Chamberland Air Force Base at Minneapolis, Minn, under the command of Col. Carl A. Hustad. The 440th will be airlifted to Atterbury Air Force Base sometime Wednesday with 294 officers and 111 airmen.

Irwin-Union Trust Jackson, Jame. B. Jacksom. James B. Johnson.

Donald Johnson, Horace 15.85 68.3 20 1.57 9 40 13.23 8.50 1.65 800.00 90.00 239.13 300.00 1 fl.30 3.27 36.60 2,966.74 63.39 I Winchester, Charles 1 Wiss. J. Sons Co Wlssman. Dr. W.

Wood. Mrs. Donald World Book Co 1 Wray, Kenneth i Wyandotte Chem. Corp. Teager, Myrtle 3 00 iiuf man A.

17S 00 vein nan, noufii Serv. Co itg. jonnson Jones. 141. io Robert Pauline This Amazing New Device A revolutionary new development brings you good hearing without tell-tale ear buttons.

This new de- vice removes the button from the ear and you can have it ABSOLUTELY FREE. Here Is Why We Make You This Remarkable FREE OFFER: As one of the world's leadinjr. makers of heading aids, we feel it is our duty tff distribute technical 68.00 loung. Aivan (j Zaner-B3oser Co Zenor, Robert Zenor, Rqbert Kauftman Lattimer Co. Keesling, A.

Kellenberger. Edgar Kelly, Jame. Kelly. J. Kiger Company King Ins.

Agency 95.00 8,638.82 194.52 60.0s 254.50 802.60 42.00 5 ksi'oo i Kinser, Lisle J.OS.J.HO Ti.tlo UHrfr.H EDINBURG Total Expenditures ...8692.805.27 The above report of receipts and expenditures Is hereby published as required by Section 3, Chapter 96. of the 1927 Act of the Indiana General Assembly a. amended in 1929. Signed: CECIL C. HUBBARD.

Sec'y. 82.00 i ovementi of this kind Jto as many haPd-'of-hearing folks as possible and thus help them evaluate 1 1 1 Mrs. Eret Krees. J. Kroot, Jos.

Laidlaiw Brother. Lane, Robert Lawless Hoo.ier Mkt. Law son, Wlllena Leesman. E. Lego Typewriter Co Lemmon, Paul Leppert Auto Parts Leppert, Lillie Lesh Paper C.

P. Lewis, Delmar Lewis, Mrs. Delmar Lewie Mach. Tool Co. Lewisi, Marjorle Llnke, Violet an accessory of with complete this kind be-confidonce that fore spending; EDINBURG, Aug.

30 Dr. J. F. Michaels, local physician, has completed 50 years in the practice of medicine. He is one of 34 state physicians having a similar record who will be feted at the centennial convention of the Indiana Medical association, which will be in session In September in Indianapolis.

Each will be awarded a framed certificate of distinction and a gold pin signifying membership in the association's 50-year club, of which there are 277 other CLUB MEMBERS HOLD PICNIC 1.266.27 611.38 117.89 1610.42 69.11 I 15.62 99.19 15.00 2,289.08 3,030.00 2,655.00 7.60 110.68 1.998.00 111.85 51.04 1.150.00 2.546.40 211.86 22.82 2.933.69 149.71 24.24 45.00 000. 00 you near ana monev for it. look your very- best. No need to worry about embarrassing Whether not you wear. GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING FAST 8EBVTCB.

JEWELRY Fifth and Washington iLinson, Dailey I Local Fireman's Fd any hearing aid, this remarkable V' Shuffleboard Club Members 152,442.50 3.549. 84 453.24 3.095.00 881.26 2.675.00 3,425.00 40.76 2.647.63 3, 005. 00 118.81 25.50 1,683.00 3.100.00 4.500.00 3,551.07 222.03 1,074.12 3,300.00 12.00 217.85 683.06 11.70 12.72 8.64 1,095.00 815.63 7.46 88.33 33.41 2,300.00 177.86 2.875.00 10.00 19.28 900.00 2,385.00 231.61 38.75 7,500.00 210.79 18.19 97.49 29.30 92.40 122.86 2.775.00 3,400.00 37.60 29.00 175.38 2.40 1.11 68.66 683.06 65.00 64.80 20.00 1.950.00 408.64 1.030.00 3,300.00 242.70 682.97 2,675.00 31. 60 6.60 6.00 3.643.00 10.00 4.96 1.961.68 1.48 9011. 00 7.95 2,200.

00 148.75 652.10 3.050.00 4.10 2.378.37 Lock wood, L. A. Lockwood, L. A Logan Eng. Co Logan, Hilda Loveland Goldfish Farm MacMlllan Company Honor Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Schnell. 1 AA Nina Jean w. ivi a vi i nrM CAMPBELL-lilNCAID VOWS EXCHANGED. Miss Marcella Kincaid of Coal City and Herbert Campbell of Ter-re Haute were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at- 2:30 o'clock Saturday affternoon at the First Church of Narazene parsonage.

The Rev. $1. E. Scutt officiated at the rites' The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Toby Kincaid of Coal City and theJ bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maston Campbell of Clay City. The bride wore; an aqua blue velveteen 2-piece d-ress with brown accessories and a corsage of white gardenias. Her attendant.

Miss Lora Mae Kincaid, sister of he bride, wore a deep green dress with black accessories and a corsage of red roses. Albert Lasalle attended the bridegroom as best man. Mrs. Campbell was graduated from Clay City high school and attended Indiana' State Teachers college. For the past year she has been employed in the office of Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc.

The bridegroom was graduated from Clay City high school and Indiana State Teachers college in 1948. He is now employed by an insurance firm in Terre Haute. The couple will' reside at Terre Haute. B. Parker Newsom Honored at' Party.

B. "Parker Newsom, who celebrated his birthday Saturday, was honored with a surprise party Saturday night at his home, north of town. The honored 'guest received many gifts and the' evening was spent informally, The party was arranged by Mrs.1 Newsom, assisted by Mrs. Terrell Newsom and Mrs. J.

W. Foust. Others present i were Dr. and Mrs. J.

W. Foust. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foust and son, Stephen; Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Beeker and sons, Ed and an Jimmy Thayer, all of Hope; Mr. 'and Mrs. Henry Day and son, Ricky, of Edinburg; Mr. and Mfs.

R. D. Pecktal and children. Rets and Lindall. of Indian Springs, who have been, guests of Dr.

and Mrs. Foust for a week': Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maley, Miss Mildred Maley, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Maley and children, Becky and Jerry; Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Newsom, Parker, W- T. Til and Randy Newsom. Newbern W.S.C.S.

Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Newbern Methodist church will meet at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the church. Let's Grow Garden Club The Let's Grow Garden club will meet at 10 qjclock Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. C. C. Limbach, 738 Twenty-second street, for a tour of gardens of members.

The group will meet at the Lafayette House at 12:30 o'clock for luncheon. A real circulator with slotted bowl, Duplex grates, beautiful finish. Prices will surprise you. Low down payment. Call and see them.

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Convince yourself that this is what you have always wanted. This offer may be withdrawn "at. any time. So act at once. Clip the valuable Gift Certificate below and bring it in today.

Or, If you can't come in mail the Certifi-" cate to us. Acousticon Davis Co. Phone 6593 Clip this valuable Gift Certificate DANCE Every Thursday Night to 12 Edinburg News Briefs. Mr. and Mrs.

S. W. Borden of Akron, who have been visiting Mrs. Annabelle Phillips, returned home today. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Phillips and son of Lafayette spent Sunday in Edinburg visiting relatives. Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Fish of Jeff-ersonville have returned home following a visit here with their parents over the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnaon entertained Monday evening with an; anniversary dinner at their home on Walnut street for Mr. and Mrs. Alden Johnson and daughter, Rosemary, and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Stafford and Bon, Billy. Both parents and the hosts were celebrating their wedding anniversaries. March-Colvin Eqpt. Co.

Merchant Calculat'g Machine Co Mauxy, C. A. Son May Laucdry Mayer, Geo. J. Co Meaningful Materials Co.

Mellencamp, Helen Mellencamp, Helen Merrlam, G. C. Co Merrill. Chas. E.

Inc. Meshberger Stone Co. Meyer, J. Son Meyer. Lillian Michael, Lelah Mider, Walter A Miller, Gordon G.

Miller. Thelma Mills Music Inc Milo Chem. Sup. Co. Mimeocrafters Morris, William Moore, Inc.

22.00 801.10 1,740.06 33.82 421.25 29.0S 154.84 3.700.00 533.20 2.193.00 1,955.78 25.79 69.58 1.050.60 124.75 290.03 73.00 2.62 1.34 173.39 S.50O.O0 176.00 K. fESUITlBBS, Abel, Frances Acme Chemical Co Adams, Glenn Ahlemeyer, Wm Aker, Frank Al-Jax Chemical Co Allied, Inc Alwes Music Shop American Art Clay Co. Amer. Afs'n. of School Administrators American Book Co Amer.

Floor Surf. Mach. Amer. Dev. Co.

American Printer Amer. School Bd. Journal American Sch. Univ. American Tech.

Soc American Type Founders Sales Corp Amick Ins. Agrency Amsterdam Prtfj. Co Anderson, Jean Anderson, Jos. C. Ins.

Anthony, Clyde Appleton Century Crofts, Inc Armuth, Josephine Arnold. Charles Arterburn. D. Association Films Audio Visual Guide Avery, J. Avery Press Bailey Himes Co.

Baker. H. W. Co. Baker, Harriett Baker, William Baker, William Ballinger.

J. C. Co Banner-Whitehill Co. Barnhart, Everett Barr, Kenneth Barrows, Ruth Bartholomew Co. Hos.

Beam, Lois Beatty, Harry Beckley-Cardy Co Best, Mildred Bil-Jai, Inc Binftham's, Samuel Son Mfgr Black Cat Coal Co Bobbs-Merrill Co Bohall. William Bolinger. Evelyn Book, Book Box Book Fairs. Inc Bower, Arthur Boyce, A. E.

Co Boyer, Chas. E. Ins. Boyle. Marcella Bowlby, Alice Jean Bradley, Milton Co Bray, Elmer Breeden, Earl Brock Sales Service Brodhead-Garrett Co.

Brooks, Henrietta Brooks, Henrietta Brown, Pouslass Bruce Publishing Co. Bureau of Teachers Publications Brulin Inc Burns, J. A Burroughs Add. Mach. Co.

Business Equlpm't Co. Business Furniture Co. Butler Agency Butler. Elsie Butler, Elsie Butler, Roy Caldwell, George California Test Bureau Campbell Laundry Capper, Maryetta Carpenter's Drugstore Castolite Co Cavender, Dallas Central Ohio Paper Co. Central Scientific Co Central Supply Co ChafTfn, Bradford Chaftin, Mrs.

Bradford Champion Rivet Co Churchill Mfg. Co City of Columbus Clark. Ferry Clark, Wilbur Clark, Wilbur C. Cline. Tandell C.

Collins, Bernadine Columbus Auto Supply Col's Brass Aluminum Co Col's Canvas Sup. Co. Columbus Coal Co CoRimbu Herald Cols High Sch. Athletic Dept Col's Mod. App.

Corp. Col's Office Sup. Co. Col's School Bookstore Col's Wallmaster Service Col's Wholesale Groc. Co.

Conner, A. Cont. Car-na-var Co. Cornell Univ. Press Coy, Wayne Coy, Wayne Craig, Lon Crescent Paper Co Crowe.

Beatrice Crutcher Dental Depot Culligan Soft Wat. Serv. Cumminfr, Ann Cunningham. Gladys Curtis, Gordon Davis, Betty Davis, Maude De.m. Calvin Decker.

Al Dees, Evelyn Delta Mfg. Div Dennis Film Bureau Denoyer-Geppert Co Dept. of Elem. Sch. Prin.

Detex Watchclock Crop Dettmer. Etta Devers, Roland Dickey A Sons, R. J. Dictaphone Corp Plel, Glenn A Diel. Glenn A Dinklns, Chester Doane Agric.

Inc. Dobson-Evans Co Dolge C. Doty. Gerald DouMeday A Inc. Dougherty, Kathryn Dougherty, Kathryn Drnjevlc.

Ruth Dubois. Berl Dunham. C. A. Co.

Dunlap Inc Dyer. Mrs. Robert Eaglesfleld. R. East Tex.

Engraving Co. Eastin Picture. Co. Edenburn. Ida Educational Music Bur.

Edwards, Joan Elklns, Earl j. Elliot Equipment Co. Elliott, John El.ter, Mary Lavon Elster, Mary Lavon Elston. Edna Embree. Fred.

Jr Empire Electric Co Encyclopaedia Brltannica Inc En'-vclopaedl Brltannica Films Erne. Judson Essex, Lewis Trees. Essex, Lewi. Eudy, Dan Evening Republican Everson Corp. Taylor Roller Rink SHELBY VILLE, IND.

Leo Robinson's Orchestra 17.16 Motor RnnU Dnt 1 J2.43 Municipal Wat. Utility Murphy, G. C. Co Murray, Mildred Myers' Sporfg Good. Co.

151.02 McCan, Karl 175.00 McClnre. Esther- HI 22 McClurg. C. Co 82.38 MeCormack, Frances McGraw Hill Book Co. 24.09 1 McGrayel.

Mary REVEILLE IS LATE FOR GAR VETS 'Continued from page 1) ried in his wheelchair up the steps of the monument. Greeted By Schricker. 32.50 McGuire Shook Archi- tects Acousticon Davis Co. 1202 California St. I want the new invention that eliminates the need for a button in the ear.

I understand that it is mine ABSOLUTELY FREE that I -will be fitted by an expert and that I will be under no obligation to buy anything. NOTE: This offer is open to those who do not now use a hearing aid as well as those who do. The device will fit any make of hearing aid. Name (Please print name plainly) Address City Zone State 000.00 441.00 802.00 22.80 8.28 6.00 37.44 4.25 3.00 Governor Schricker leaned (Over to grasp his hand and spoke a welcome in his ear. Hard peered Members of the city's shuffle-board club met Sunday in Dormer park for a picnic and paid tribute to Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Schnell who have volunteered their time in the instruction of others in the game. Three courts have been in use at the park by as many as 75 adults each night this summer. Mr. Schnell began instructing the group at the outset of the year and has done much toward fostering interest in the popular sport.

Members of the club who attended regularly this summer presented Mr. and Mrs. Schnell with a gift fc' appreciation, and members of the park board contributed funds from their own pockets for another token of appreciation. Attending the picnic were Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L.

Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Coates, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Carter, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Crlttendon, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Waggoner, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Condon, Mr. and Mrs.

Scott Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Kistners, Mr. and Mrs.

C. i H. Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs.

Herb King, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson. and Mrs. Paul Axsom, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Littrell, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shaw mnd son, Mr. and Mrs.

William Voes, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burbrink. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Stacker, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wass, Mr.

and Mrs. William Boll, Mr. and Mrs. E. O.

Cheever, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brewer and son. Mr. and jMrs.

Odonis Bolinger, John and Gladys Cathers, Robert Hil-ger and Frank Boone. The gift from the park board was presented by Mr. Stacker, head of parks and recreation in the city. 1,185,000 GAR Stamps Sold During First Day INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 30 IP Indianapolis postmaster George Ress today said first day sale of the three-cent GAR commemorative stamp issued here yesterday was over 1,185,000.

Ress said more, than 350.000 first day covers received a special BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of lured Kidneys WbiB disorder of kidney function permit, poisonous matter to remain in toot blood. It may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, iosa of pep and energy, getting up nights, pumness under the eyes, headache, and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes show, there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't wait I Ask your druggist for Doan's Fills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by million, for over 60 years. Doan's gWe happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tube, flush out poisonous waste tana roar blood.

Get Doan's Fills. 8,012.18 191.21 19.77 175.41 307.38 286.23 126.20 62.55 150.00 240.00 3.19 4.108.26 617.62 3.00 McKaln. Hazel McKinney, Carol McKnTght McKnight McNally. Rand Co. Nagel Book Store National Educat'n Assn.

National Geographic Soc. Nat. Soc. for Crippled Children Nation Schools Puc. Co.

Neal Paint Wallpaper Co Neal. Ruth Nelson, Merle New. Map of the Week, through the foggy lenses at the governor. Then Penland tottered up, walk ing slowly with the help from two military policemen. He straightened determinedly at the top of the 305.43 3,300.00 I inc stairs and marched to the Frank 5.40 Newsom Niagara Mach.

Tool Co. He smiled and waved jauntily at Open 7 Days a Week to Serve You (Advertisement) the crowd, which parted a few minutes later as Barrett was wheeled through the throng. 76.32 2.372.96 2,461.25 70.65 2,625.00 3.287.78 2.667.S5 1.088.00 3,050.00 .44 26.70 186.54 Noblttt. Loren Noblltt Spark. Inc.

Nystrom, A. J. Co O'Bryan, J. Ong. Carrie O'Kear, Daniel Origer.

Frank Outdoor Publishing Co. Francis Parkier Drug Store Patton'a The band played softly as de-. puty assistant postmaster general Robert E. Fellers presented Pen-land with the first sheet of the TODAY'S jMARKETS I commemorative stamps. 2.00 Pedrick Company 3.37 Penney J.

C. Playtime Needs for Your Holiday Fishing Tackle Everything Reduced Hunting Supplies Wide Selection Golf 'Baseball 'Tennis Ping Pong Badminton 2.118.61 3.050.00 2,475.00 28.00 3,600.00 52.00 3.480.66 241.64 48.16 2.00 4 000. mi 2,575.00 73.45 3.00 612.80 134.98 61.66 5.00 421.25 45.86 314.96 94.66 107.17 48.00 104.00 3.900.00 16 65 21199 12.00 2.602.75 21.25 4.167.05 6.122.51 101.25 11.39 74.80 94.21 S.S'iO.oo 42.80 3.300.00 2,655 no 28.00 25.00 9.64 3. 115. 00 225.00 613.86 10.00 Pentzer, Orrin Son Pepper Son.

J. W. Petty Ca.h Fund Pioneer Bait Tackle Co. riasiic Mfg. Supply Pope.

Donald Postmaster Chas. E. Hull Powers. Helen Prentice Hall. Inc Penland stepped to the microphone.

"I'm thankful for the devotion of my countrymen. I'm thankful to be here," he said. He sat down again beside Hand and Barrett who looked very weary. The three were wheeled away, back to the hotel to rest. A buglar played taps.

COLUMBUS HOG MARKET. Lights J. Medium 20.00-19.00 Heavy batchers 16.00-18.25 Butchers 19.50-20.50 LOCAL PRODUCE. Current receipts 46c Heavy full; 22c Leghorn 1 Sns J-- 18c -THE BEST FOR LESS- 39.1 2 6t50 1 Preston Electric Serv. 280.00 Prof.

Books. Inc Myers Sporting Goods Co. 111.00 Austra Wl Ae 216 310 Washington St. jj i -HHHW i1 12e 23c Cocks Springers, 1 to 5 lbs. Pruitt, Henrietta Pruttt, Roseada Public Employees' Ret.

Public Serv. Co. of Ind. Purdue University Purdue University Pyramid Paper Co. Quality Mill Supply Quarrie Corp Quilieon, Gerald Quilleon.

Gerald Redinend, Alta T.AVft 2,725.00 45.00 1,630.00 55.73 3.40 429.90 10.00 16.25 3.00 5.92 3.300.00 Springers, lbs. and up 26c Gone to SUTTER'S Stilt-walking is fun-, but George gets more real comfort from his car. That's why he likes to take good care of the body and motor which means regular servicing inspection at SUTTER'S. Bill Due's crew of careful mechanics, using modern equipment, do a service job that can't be beat, and insure longer motor life, plus higher trade-irv value when the time comes. Expert Lubrication Wheel Balance Front End Alignment Paint Jobs For Dependable Service, Depend Upon FREDERICK M.

SUTTER INC. Second at Washington Dial 6511 CHICAGO GRAIN. 162.36 26000 Reede'r School Supply 1.50 Reeves Auto Company 77.26 Sept. 2.01 Dec. 2.0t'4 March 2.07, May 2.0 Julv l.So'i-CORN Sept.

1.25 7i Dec. 1.164 March 1.19 Three Persons Deny Charges in City Court Two more persons arrested as a result of a disturbance which occurred last Thursday on Parkway Drive, appeared in city, court today. Margaret Irwin, of Garden City, pleaded innocent to a charge of assaulting Mary Cox, and Arnold Lucas, Parkway Drive, denied a charge of assault and battery on John Jines. They were arrested by deputy Sheriff Earl Hogan on warrants. 1 Robert Clem, of Smith street pleaded innocent to a charge of disorderly conduct in city court today.

He was released under $25 bond. Bray Lumber Yard We invite you to inspect our lumber and otner building materials and get our prices before buying. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY1 South End of Jones E. Columbus Phone 7752 Freshman Gridders Freshman football candidates were reminded again today that they are to report to the high school gymnasium at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning for their physical examinations. No gridders will be allowed to come out for practice until their slips have been signed by thedoctor.

Practice will start as soon as possible after the outset of school. 2.014 2.06 2.02 l-jH 1.27 1.164 lis 1.21. 122 .68. .62 2.004 2.05 2.064 2.00 1.864 1.25 1.154 1.18S 1.20 '4 1.214 .66 63S .62 hi 2.0C4 2.054 2.064 2.01 i 1.864 1.264 1.18 1.18 1.20 1.214 .67 .63 .62 hi 4,150.00 1 64.64 I 48.39 i 85.00 356.20 38.30 8.1 "0.00 938.18 199.60 3,461.12 -I 8.03 StB.Tl 717.86 2828 158.33 68.76 2.635.00 1 27.67 1 15.66 11137 1.21 May Rice, Mrs. Walter Roeere, Charles Ins.

Romine. Marshall Ross, J. Ray Roti Engineering Co Royal Typewriter Co. Delmar Rured. Delmer Ryan, James Salkeld Tin Shop Sanco Products Co 5aundrs, Pale faunderg.

A- Dale Schmitt. Schneider Isp. Store School CeMege Serv. School Departm'l Fund 2.655.00 3,050.00 34.19 82.50 74.88 8.90 2.50 4.300.00 425 on 8.50 197.50 213.76 1.22 July OATS Sept. Dec.

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